Oberlin GE plant to mark final day
Nearly 200 workers at the GE Distribution and Control plant in Oberlin will be treated to steak and lobster as they bid farewell on Wednesday the plants last day of operation. Production for lighting panel boards and switchboards will move to GE plants in North Carolina with overhead costs and capacity reduced across the industry.
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Creston Auction Sells 814 Livestock from 329 Consigners
Creston livestock sale reports 329 consignors yielding 814 head plus six goats and one horse. Hay sales include first cutting 380-8165, second cutting calf alfalfa 190, straw 75-80, round bales 18-32. Calves show mixed prices from 50 to 97, hogs and sheep clear at 22 to 61 per head.
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Reagan to hear GOP views on plant closing bill
President Reagan weighs a veto on a 60 day notice requirement for plant closings as he meets with Republican leaders. White House aides say a veto seems likely but no final decision has been made before the Aug. 3 deadline.
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Russell Rogat
Cleveland
Reagan
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White House
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Kenneth Duberstein
Santa Barbara
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State tax cuts popular this year see modest overall rise
States cut taxes more often than they raised them in 1988, with a net increase of 600 million across 27 states. The only large increases occurred in Arizona Louisiana and West Virginia, while South Dakota Utah and Kansas posted the biggest cuts. Income tax changes were limited to Arizona and Massachusetts.
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Tennessee
Eaton earnings fall after court ruling impacts polymer unit
Eaton Corp reports Q2 earnings down 19.7 percent to 46.6 million after a court judgment and the sale of its polymer products division. EPS drops to 1.87 from 2.16, with sales at 886.3 million. The California Court of Appeal upheld a 17.6 million award in a 1976 PKL suit involving Cutler-Hammer. Eaton plans to appeal to the California Supreme Court.
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Eaton Corp
Polymer Products
Eaton
California Court of Appeal
PKL Liquidating Trust
Cutler-Hammer, Inc
PKL
Macrodata
Cutler-Hammer
Big ticket durable goods rise 8.8 percent in June
U S government data show durable goods orders up 8.8 percent in June led by a large aircraft surge. Transportation jumped 35.5 percent to 38.24 billion, with most gains from Boeing announcements and forthcoming deliveries.
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